262
3
2. I enclose the customary Certificate.
3. I greatly regret the necessity for this step on the part of the Auditor General, whose absence, as an able and efficient Officer, will be greatly felt, but I have no alternative.
4. The difficulty of supplying Mr Rennie's place was so great that only one arrangement, though I admit not altogether unexceptionable, could meet it.
5. I have accordingly appointed Mr F. W. Mitchell as the Acting Post Master, who is well versed in accounts to the temporary vacancy.
6. Mr. Mitchell in less than two months from this date will revert to his actual post as Chief Clerk in the Post Office, and will then have more leisure to attend to the additional duties imposed upon him.
7. I have already in despatch No. 1377 of this date called attention to the embarrassing position in which this Government...
262
3
2.
I enclose the customary Certificate-
3. I greatly regret the necessity
for
this step
step on the part of the Auditor General, whose absence, as an able and efficient Officer, will be greatly felt, but I have
no alternative.
4. The difficulty of supplying
Mr Rennie's place
was so
great
that only one arrangement though I admit not altogether unexceptionable could meet it.
5. I have accordingly
appointed Mr F. W. Mitchell the Acting Post Marter, who is well vereed in accounts to the temporary
vacancy.
6. Mr. Mitchell in less than this date will
two mouths
grom
revert to his actual rost as
Chief Clerk in the Post and will then have
Office.
more lissure
to attend to the additional duties
imposed upon
7
him.
I have already in despatch
1:37 of this date called attention
1377
of
to the embarrassing position in which this Governme
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.